The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 01, 1920, Image 7
wjal and Personal News
By Mi** Loui?? Nittlw
r?rget-*>?-i?ot*.
i-ninh IHtK' bloom* of blue,
filar u> h?ver* koariH are you,
W the vt'iy uatu* you bear
t,f love (ind breathe* love'#
pr*yfr.
'U.r uot fri*'iKts!iip c laim you too,
iMiiitv bloom of sky lent hue?
not dear old comradeship
Speak vol,r na^,,' W*lh ft*rvt'ut l,1'?
Huv ftarrf of daiuty blue.
M?v thr months he swift and few
i,.,,!,; jnv friend and 1 must say
I *\V'e remember while away."
rPuri)!1' petah??r never dew,
I MoreahaU pearls Hi beada on you;
But gentle ,meml?era?|o??,
I You, though deafl. shall speak of her.
L# >y ith. Mrs. Mary 1 Shannon.
I Mrs. Mary A. Shannon Wm be hostess
Ltli>' Ilobklrk BUI Chapter Thursday,
[October 7. the meeting to be called 5
Ivopck promptly. Delegates will be
Lhvtnl to the A. ft. State Conference
Lhl,.i, meets In Anderson in November,
L(1 other matters of importance dla
Lowed. and disposed of. Ail members
Ire cordially hjvdted to attend by the
[juste** and urged by the regent to be
proinp. Meeting called by orde* of the
i-ftfetit. Miss Minnie Glyburn.
Louise Netteg, Ohm. Pub. Com.
[ Engagement Announced.
Mr. L. I- has announced the
tnsuseroent of his daughter, Bella, to
for, Keene Marke of Richmond, Vir
ginia. Miss Block waa boru and rear
L] in Camden. Attractive In person
f tixl maimer she has a wide circle of
[frien.N who regret that ber marriage
f.wll) tiijce her elsewhere t<> live.
To Meet Monday Afternoon.
Mr--. Bratton T>ely>aehe will be hos
t<? the John I >. Kennedy Chapter
r. i>. C. next. Monday afternoon Oct.
4th. il)<" fir-i meeting of the season, and
I * ? . . .
a very important one the members are
urp^l f 1 mid nlso urged to he
prompt, it > the chapter will he called
to criler Jit "? o'eloek. and deflegateg will
i* fleeted ti? the gneral U. D. C Con
Tfiifiou. uhh-h pieets In Ashville in
November. ami important committees
ippolnted for work mapped out for the
rtapter during the coming months.
Louise Nettles, Chm. Pub. Com.
.Music Club To Meet.
TV Music Olub will hold its 'regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. Clifton
M?Kaln on Friday evening at 8:30
o'clock. All member** are urged to be
present.
Program Committee;
Chm. Mrs. F. N. MeCorkle
Mrs. H. C. Hardy
Mrs. S. C. Zernp.
Married.
Married at tfoe home of Probate
JndgO W L. McDowrnM QT1 Tncnrin y
freniug last. September 28th, Mr. G. W.
Outlaw and Miss Lelia Smith, both
of Camdeu.
DELICIOUS' APPLES
Direct from Orchard
$1.50 per Bushel or $4.50 per Barrel
and up. Choice Attoried Box $3.00.
OVERBROOK ORCHARD
SALUDA, N, Ci
Majestic Theatre
PROGRAM
Today, Friday, Oct. 1st.
Jack I'lckford In
"A til ItGIJVK BY PROXY.**
Five reels of riotous comedy
Also a Fox Weekly News,
Admission J3c Children 15c
Saturday, Oct. 2nd.
' Fatty" Arbuckle in
"PATTY AT CONEY ISLAND*'
A new Episode of
"THE LOST CITY"
aixl a Mark Sennett Comedy
"THE.C?ITM RIOT/*
Monday, Oct. 4th.
Mryant Washburn in
A Paramount ^Picture
"WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES"
AU?. a For Weekly News.
'jr ><? Children 15o
Tuesday, Oct. 5th.
Constanee Talmadg<* in
"TWO WEEKS"
A <tt-w nn-1 *aucy picture with a
f'AtLiiii: ? --?<tnme of moonbeams
a no i, ?nWnijrht witrtiepy
A'ln?i>%i.)ii Children 1."k*
Wednesday, Oct, 6th
^ i iam Fox Presents
T??m Mix in
THKKK (.()I,I) COINS'*
''r"< * to U- the greatest thrii
lrr }>r??dure<t bv Mi*
\ - HIDDEN DANGERS**
AtiuiKv children 15c
Thursday. Oct. 7th.
M i urn-* Tonrnerur's
"THE WHITE CIRCLE**
^ the .story hy Robert
I Stevenson. Itf a
l'nra mount IMeturev
^ A' i m t ? , ,n 2.V- Children 15c
PERSONAL MENTION.
MUa Mary Clarkaon, of Columbia,
was the weekend guest of Mrs. W. o.
Hu> ^
Mr, John Johnson, of Alcoylu visited
his ulster, Mi-. M. 10, Sekrock. hint
woek. fK
Mia* Ada, Tuck?r, of lVjichland, N.
C? la the guw! of Mis* Ma??aret Trail
tbam.
MIhs Httby Piatt of Orlando. Kla.
was t ho guest of Miss Alberta Team
la at week'.
J. T. Houatau has returned t?? tpajry
Hlte Pitting School, to resume his
studies.
Mra, N. O. Kpps ami children of
Jacksonville, KXa. are visiting Mrs.
U. Goodale.
Ih\ and Mrs. ,1. T. May have returned!
from a visit to friends and relatives at!
Spartanburg.
Mr. Norma n Iluckabee has returned
to the University of ttnuMi Carolina to
resume his studies.
Mrs. I). J), Parish is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hunter I-ang In He *
semep City, N.-Oi
Mrs. (\ w. Evans was called to
PInewood last week ou account, of the
Illness of her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. R, B. Pitts spent sever- 1
al days Uat week In Bessemer Clty.j
North Carolina.
Mr. R. G. Zetrouer, of Gainesville,!
Fla., was a. guest at the home of G. G.
Alexander the past week.'
Mr. Charlie Little who has been
spending tho summer in New York
playing polo Is at home.
Mrs. John Cantey after visiting her
slater Mrs. James Burns has returned
to her home In Orangeburg.
Mr. Bissei Kennedy has gone to At
lanta, where he will he employed in the
cotton business this winter.
Mr. Clarence Wilson has gono tr>
Philadelphia where he will bo a student
a * the Jefferson Medical College.
Mr. and Mrs. .T. C. Nicholson. Sirs.
W. ('. XljL-h olson and Mrs Jeff Itoyd
were recent visitors to Lancaster.
Mr. and Sirs. David Wolfe, and J
daughter Miss Sara, have heen spend
ing the past two weeks in New York.
Miss Kemp, ' one of Camden's most
popular nurses has returned from (*aaia
da. her old home, where she spent the
summer.
Airs. It. W. White has returned from
her summer home at Montreat, C.J
and. will spend the winter at the home
of her brother. Mr. J. J. Workman.
The friends In Camden of Mr. Isaac J
Post of Sunimitt. N. J., whose critical
Illness was announced some weeks ago,
will he glad to know he is rapidly re- 1
covering. . J
dress sivit from a bathing suit insists I
on being Jack Plckford's valet in "A
Burglar By Proxy," a comedy-drama
in five, ri tons ree4* at th? ?Majestic
Today.
Jack Pickford, a kid who oft times I
was In as much trouble as the kaiser,
as popular as a Salvation Army lass,
and as lovesick as a small town girl, in I
-A. Burglar- J*y Pr<?*y" beinjr shown nrj
the Majestic Theatre Today.
Mr Thomas I^ang, now of New Orle- 1
ans, has for the past week heen the
guest of liism other. Mrs. T. W. Lang.
It has been several years since he visit- 1
ed his native town ajid his friends were I
pleased to see him.
Mr. George Nicholson having de- 1
cllued the re-election to the chair of I
Chemistry and Biology at Staunton. I
Va.. which place he so successfully fill- 1
ed last session lias taken up the study
of Law at the University of South
Carolina.
(losing the Year.
The members of the Baptist. Church
are urged to he 011 ihand Sunday morn
ing to hear the annual letter read set
ting forth reports on all work accomp
lished in the Work fostered by the
Church.
Every member will be expected to
he present so lie or she may rejoice
with the others over .what may prove
to be the bw*t report thi* Ohurrh has
ever .sent up to the Association.
Sunday Scfoool will observe Promo
tion Day and the teachers will appre
ciate a full attendance.
Hemember the hour is 10 o'clock.
"Burglar By Proxy" is a comedy
drama with Jack Plekford as a youth
breaking safes, aided by perfumed "ex
perts," to prove honesty to fiancee
with thirteen cops hot in pursuit.
Showing at the Majestic Today. Friday
October 1st. \
Marriage of a Former Camden Girl.
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Boswell of
Columbia have announced the mar-j
riage of their daughter, Jessie Robert-:
son. to Charles J. Stclmnetz, of Phila-;
delpbia, whlok was solemnised at
their honie September 10th. Mr. Stein
motz has a position with an electrical
house in Philadelphia and the young
couple have gone to that city to live.
The bride is a native of Camden, and
Is a young woman of beauty and pleas
ing personality. A number of friends
and relatives throughout the County
will he interested in this nnnounement.
Fresh Oysters.
We nre now handinx frosho ysters and
can serve them to you in any style
Call and try them. The City Cafe.
P. C,. fJoff Proprieter. Fast I>cKalb
??free*. Camden. 24tf.
f lub CftMNt.
Dub league; president, Mr?. Edwin
Mulier, vice president. Mr#. William
shannon. Secretary. Miss Iwttii** NX
treasurer. Mr*. KugeOe Blakonoy,
historian. Mrs. N. R, (Joodale. The
League meets on the second Monday
afternoon in each montth, at the library.
Libra ry^AKsocia tion ; Mm, K. C. von
Tresckow, president, Mr. L. T. Mill*
vice prfshlent, Mr. L A. .Wlttkowsky,
treasurer, Mr. Wililatu Shannon, ('hair,
man of executive civic*. Miss Louise
Nettle, seehiary and librarian. As
social Ion meots on the third Monday
afternoon in eacjrmonth at tt?e Library.
Hospital Auxiliary; president, Mr*.
William Shannon, secretary, Miss Klla
Zemp. treasurer, Mrs. M. Baruch.
Meets on the fourth Monday afteruoon
i?\ each month at the home of the Presi
dent.
Hohkirk Hill Chapter D. A. H: Re
gent, Miss Minnie Olyburn, vice regent,
Mrs. K. C. vouTresckow, secretary,
M/s. Kdwln MnMer. treasurer, Mrs. O.
10. Taylor, historian, Mrs. James Burns,
rogtatra. Mrs, John S. Lindsay. Chap
ter meets on the first Thursday in each
month wiflh t he different members as
hostesses.
John 1>. Kennedy Chapter, U. I>. ^ : i
president. Miss l<ou<se Nettle?, first
vice president, Mrs. W. J. Dunn, second
vice , president, Mrs. D. A. Boykln, sec
retary Mrs. N. C. Arnott, corresponding
secretary Mrs. L. T. Mills, treasurer,
Mi-s. K. W. Sill, historian, Mrs .Edwin
M'ulfor, rcgistra, Mrs. W. F. Nettles.
The chapter meots on the first Monday
afternoon in each monttti at the home
of a member, with one or more hostess
es.
. These are all important organizations
i " . ?
and the date of meet lug should he kept
hi mind, ami no other eng*<Kom??nt made
for that particular afternoon. An In
terest od im*Ai4?*r?h|p Is n guarahtee
of u ?ucce$*fn4 oj'g<p.i ixatlons a lid W?
have no rl?tit to hur It's progrcHM by
our Indifference.
There Is a place for nur.v member
in each of these clubs, and no one else,
can filk thut place.
If yon cannot at the m^ctinn
Speak with grace to move the heart.
You can com* with dhe *r and greeting',
Helping on the social part.
Though you arc timid In the forum. *
Or command no ik>wcih rare.
You ran help to make a quorum,
You eaiuoocupy a chair.
Mr. Albert Te,im lias retund'd from a
trip to Italy.
CAMDEN
Needs You
The Chamber of Com
merce wanta two . Camden
stenographers or typists, at
once, for about a month's
ligh^, agreeable, well-paid
office service.
Please see Mr. Singleton,
City Clerk, today or tomor
row.
One or two permanent
positions likely.
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT
YOUR BULBS
Paper While Narcittut, per doz. - - 60c
Freeiisi, per doz. 50c
Hyacinths, each 15c
1 'V _
Laurens Street Greenhouse
CAMDEN, S. C. -t- TELEPHONE 193
A Kindergarten.
On Monday, September 27 th, 1 will
Open u Kindergarten at my home, 1410
IfiHr street. Hoqn from Nine to
twelve. Terms, a soluml month for
all regular pupils entering how.
Mrs. Hben J. Mel/ood,
tiraduato Kindergartener
Winthrop t'ollege.
Pmbyteriiui Ohurtli Services
J>r. Kdwln Muller, pastor of the
l'resb.yterlan church. wlU return from
Ids vacation this week, and WlU preach
at the usual hour Sunday morning,
October Hrd.
la ^emorium,
lOntorod Into Life Eternal in Camden
Ki ('.. just at the break of day Thurs
day September 23rd. 1020. Margaret
Kennedy Thompson, beloved wife of R.
Hlair I>*Loaehe.. The beautiful down
was fit far the passing of such a life,
into lOternal day. Lovely in caracterand
in appearance and of unusual charm
she made many true friends, radiating
brightness where ever she might be.
Hep devoted faithfullncss to the mem
bers of her family ami friend* will be
an Incentive to th'Hn to fulfill oourage
ously life's duties, For several years
she had boon very frail, hut hor brave
flKht to regain health, and li*r wonder
ful patience. and trust the last few
months must he h lesson and an example
to us all. who must each lu t \irii travel
the same road through the, "Vaiiley of
the Shadow."
TUo funeral service was held in the
Hi tie -home she loved and had made no
happy and bright for her husband and
three young daughters. She Ilea now
under a blanket of exquisite flowers
In our quiet old Quaker cemetery await
hig the Resurrection morn.
"1 do believe that Just the same
sweet face
Hut glorified, Is waiting In the place
Where we shnll meet, if only I.
Am accounted worthy in that by
and by.
I do believe that <Jod will give a
art'pet surprise,
To tear stalued saddened eyes.
when we awake I am quiet sure.
We shalll be glad, that for a little
while
We Were, so sad."
AT ?
Until October 10th we shall offer our entire stock of fashionable haberdashery at reduced prices.
We have not bsen in business long, therefore.. can assure you that our stock is composed of new merchan
dise* Now is the time to purchase your winter Clothing. We carry a complete line of Men's require
ments and invite you to call and inspect bur stock of up-to?date goods. This is your opportunity to buy
wisely and your dollar will be well invested in our goods. Below is a list showing some of the reduc
tions. ^n order to take advantage of these prices you can afford to sell a bale of cotton at 20c and then
make money. a ?
C. & K. and Dobbs Caps.
$2.50 ...now $1.65
3.00 now. 2.10
3.50 now 2.95
4.00 now 3.05
4.50 now 3.65
5.00 now 3.95
5.50 now.. 4.15
Hose '? ?
.50 now... .30
Four pairs for $1.00
$ .75 now $ .55
Three pairs for $1.50
$1.00 now $ .65
I.50 now 1.10
2.00 now 1.45
Ladies all-silk hose,
$5.50 now $4.15
Handbags and Suitcases 20
per cent off.
Raincoats
$12.50 now $ 8.45
14.50 now 9.65
17.50 now 12.80
50.00 now 39.35
Summer and Winter
Underwear
$9.00 now $6.85
6.00 *. now 4.95
5.00 now 3.65
3.50 now 2.85
3.00 now 1.95
Pajamas
$ 3.50 ...now ... $ 2.45
5.00 now 3.95
6.00 now 4.35
8.00 now 5.60
II.00 now 7.95
15.00 now 10.85
Ladie's Camels Hair Scarfs,
large size
$1 7.50 now $13.6S
Ladie's Camels Hair Scarfs,
small size
$ 9.50 now $ 6.75
Society Brand and Styleplus
Clothes
$80.00 now $64.65
75.00 now....: 61.25
70.00 now 57.65
65.00 now 51.85
. 60.00 now 47.65
55.00 now 43.95
50.00 now.. . 7... 39.75
45.00 now 36.85
40.00 now " 31.15
35.00 now 27.45
30.00 ...:.now 23.00
Manhattan and Emory
Shirts
$3.50 now $2.35
4.00 now 2.65
4.50 now 2.80
5.00 now 3.85
6.00 now 4.15
7.50 now 4.95
Silks
$10.00 now.., $ 7.35
11.00 now 7.95
12.50 now.. ,9.25
14.50 now 10.75
HATS
Velours
$ 1 S.50 now $13.85
16.50 now 11.95
12.50 now 8.45
Felts
$6.50 now $5.15
7.50 now 5.85
8.50 now 6.15
9.50 now 6.85
10.00 ......now 7.35
For 20c you can buy a collar.
For 30c you xan buy a pair of
socks.
Fsr $1. you'd be surprised.
Sweaters
$25.00 now $19.30
22.50 ;,::;.....now ? - 16.10
18.50 ..., now ; 13.40
16.50 now 11.75
12.50 now 9.10
7.50 now 5.15
5.00 now 3.85
Neckties
$ ,75 ...now ........... $ .45
1.00 now.. 65
2100 ...now 1.25
3.50 now 2.10
4.00 .'.now 2.95
4.50 now 3.45
Knit Ties
$8.50 now 2.15
4.00 now 2.85
5.00 now 3.25
All Stiff collars now 20c
Soft Collars
$ .25 now $ .20
.35 ...: n'ow .25
.50 now... .40
.65 ... now .55
Bathrobes
$10.00 now $ 7.20
v 13.50 now 8.45
20.00 now 15.95
18.50 now 13.80
GLOVES
Gauntlet and Dress
$15.00 .now $11.20
12.50 now 8.75
7.50 now 5.20
6.00 now 4.40
5.00 now 3.55
Belts
$ .75 now $ .50
1.00 now 80
1.50 now 1.05
2.00 now 1.35
2.50 now. 165